Glossary of Latin Words.
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- quittare:—to acquit; to remit.
- quorespondens:—used for correspondents.
- quota:—a share; a tax to belevied equally.
- quota litis:—a bribe received by a judge.
- quotare:—to divide into chapters; to repeat; to mark.
- quotator:—a chronicler.
- quyschenus:—a cushion.
R.
- racenius:—raisin.
- racetus:—erased.
- racha. See ragana.
- rachaptare:—to ransom.
- rachatum:—compensation; ransom; relief.
- rachetare:—to ransom.
- rachetum. See rachatum.
- radiatus:—rayed, striped; ray, a striped cloth.
- ragana:—a ray (raia clavata) or a skate (raia batis).
- raglorium:—the jurisdiction of a raglotus.
- raglorius, raglotus:—a steward. (Welsh, rhaglaw.)
- ralla:—a rail; a thin tunic.
- ramia, ramilla, ramilia:—twigs.
- rangeator:—a ranger.
- rapa:—a rape, a division of a county, especially Sussex.
- rapagulum:—railing.
- rappus. See rapa.
- rapum:— rape (crime).
- rapus. See rapa.
- rasa:—a rase, a measure of corn; land requiring a rase of seed.
- rasare:—to scrape, to rase.
- raseria. See rasa.
- rasorium:—a razor.
- rastillare:—to rake.
- rastillum:—a rake.
- rastrare:—to rake.
- rastura:—shaving.
- rasurus:—a razor.
- rata:—an agreement; a share; a rate.
- ratificare:—to ratify, to confirm.
- ratificatio:—ratification.
- ratihabere:—to confirm.
- rationale:—a peculiar form of the pontifical pallium.
- ratis:—error for crates (?).
- rato:—a rat.
- ratula:—a landrail (crex pratensis).
- ratus:—a rat.
- rauba:—a robe.
- raubare:—to rob.
- raubaria:—robbery.
- raucisonare:—to speak hoarsely.
- rayus:—a ray or skate (raia clavata or batis).
- reafforestare:—to make land into a forest after it has been disafforested.
- realis:—royal.
- reattachiamentum:—a reattachment of one who has been dismissed the court.
- rebroccator;—a cobbler.
- recaptio:—taking a second distress.
